Plastic rimlon frame

[haliopt]

Any one out there know of a plastic ( saddle bridge ) semi rimlon. I have not seen these in years. One of my customer wants one. Thanks for your help in advance. Oh, available in Canada. I made one years ago.......don't want to again.

[jc17777]

I think Centennial had one in their encore line. They may have been phasing it oiut though

[janessa642]

I think Centennial had one in their encore line. They may have been phasing it oiut though

hmm. may be... :)

[haliopt]

hmm. may be... :)

hmmm.. maybe....

[haliopt]

Thanks jc17777; looks like it,s gone. Thanks for your help.

[jc17777]

You are welcome. If i see anything else that may work ill let you know

[Chris Ryser]

In the 1970s we purchased regular frames, plastic as well as metal, cut of the lower rim and drilled the holes inserted the nylon thread and had rimless frames.

You can do that with just about any frame you want. All you need is a drill, a file, some fine sand paper and a polish buffer. It does not even take much time to do it.

[jc17777]

In the 1970s we purchased regular frames, plastic as well as metal, cut of the lower rim and drilled the holes inserted the nylon thread and had rimless frames.

You can do that with just about any frame you want. All you need is a drill, a file, some fine sand paper and a polish buffer. It does not even take much time to do it.

Ive done that with a plastic a long long time ago. That also voids the warranty on the frame

[Chris Ryser]

Ive done that with a plastic a long long time ago. That also voids the warranty on the frame

There were days when the only warranty was for defective products and you would get a replacement from the supplier.

These days you charge the buyer an extra cost of a new frame as warranty and hope, and prey, that they will never break it.

[jc17777]

There were days when the only warranty was for defective products and you would get a replacement from the supplier.

These days you charge the buyer an extra cost of a new frame as warranty and hope, and prey, that they will never break it.

Thats all on the manufactuers who have been offering longer warranties to compete with their competitors

[Chris Ryser]

Thats all on the manufactuers who have been offering longer warranties to compete with their competitors

The manufacturers do not give warranties besides replacements for defective items. The cost of purchasing frames has been upgraded by distributors to cover for extended warranties.

It is you the retailers that are asking for long warranties from the distributors who then overcharges for them.

[edKENdance]

Victory Optical has one. http://www.victoryoc.com/index.php?r...product_id=242

Interesting frame measurements on this one.